Session 4 Registration is CLOSED

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Our co-op meets once a week, usually on Monday mornings. We have 5-week sessions of extra-curricular classes. 

2022-2023 CO-OP

We meet on scheduled Mondays from 10am-noon at St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church.

Co-op Dates:

Session 1: Aug 22, Aug 29, Sept 12, Sept 19, Sept 26

Session 2: Oct 24, Oct 31, Nov 7, Nov 14, Nov 28

Session 3: Jan 23, Jan 30, Feb 6, Feb 27, Mar 6

Session 4: Mar 20, Mar 27, Apr 3, Apr 17, Apr 24

Parents are expected to be present during the Co-op time and volunteer in some form or another.

Classes for Session 4 of the 2022-2023 School year

• Nursery
• PreK
• K-1st- 
  • Colors of the Wind
  • All About Native Americans 
• 1st-3rd-
  • STEM Challanges
  • Amphibians, Fish, and Reptiles pt 2
  • Human Body
  • Aesopp's Fables
• 4th-6th-
  • Puzzle Palooza
  • STEM Challenges 
  • Reptiles, Amphibians, and Fish pt 2
  • Art Class
• 7th-12th-
  • WWII and Holocaust History
  • Improvisation 

Fees Per Session

$20 participation fee per child MAX $60 (Additional children are free)

$6 material fee per child, no limit

A co-op is a cooperative effort led by parents, and its success or failure rests squarely on all of our shoulders.  There are many ways you can help:

• Teach or co-teach a class
• Assist in a class
• Help monitor hallways 

We meet on scheduled Mondays, 10am-12pm. After classes are over, everyone is invited to meet at Collins Park for lunch and to let the kids play. Parents also enjoy having time to meet and get to know each other. Time at the park is completely unstructured and parents are responsible for their own children. Collins Park is about a 5 minute drive from St. Dunstan's. 

'Deseret has blessed our family for the past decade. We have enjoyed activities from park days to toddlers to camp for my teenagers. So grateful for the friends that my children and I have made through this wonderful community.' - Marissa Sutherland

'We loved our first year of Co-op! There was a wide range of class topics, and my kids loved making friends and learning in a relaxed group setting.' - Jennie Compton

'My teenagers enjoyed the Shakespeare play as well as classes with other teens. I love taking turns teaching small groups of kids or helping out in their classes.' - Leilani Jensen

'I did not know the first thing about homeschooling but I found great support in the Co-op. I met friends who shared in my frustrations, and others who have homeschooled from the very beginning who were supportive and helpful.' - Kaylyn Backus